MiSlifc? 4
... '
- .v :
V l,v .tm of fall e ho are
. ine yetoin-Wd je: be qua!,
n , L ..t irrWland --petit, jurors m the
j - ... . thereof sVmll ntherwise
U direct, be seKcxeo m .---.
V. - Afti. i!tl eour snau rcspccvi
' iwwcribe. so as to be most conducive to- an
.Snpartialtrial, and be least, burthensome to
;nYiliUants of tne said ternxory.
Wl- "'' . ..J T"V, 4 ,
?' c. 1 A J?nf fle firfer rnaczeu. t ..."
Y tfU ret beln.il for anynersoo orpcrsons
- . ? - i,r into the sold territory,
io upvi - - - -tvnT .i,- r,mit of
jrom anv pon or pi .v... r .
: . . .. .-.,,., TiTrtriire to be
the United sxaies. ui wv. . r-. .
Vic . Vrmwimrlv to uin
From A Fflf s JbortiflJ Jfc,BeM
fiabi
tants
the-UniK tl States; or cause or procure
: 4oA nr Krouirht. or knowingly 1
TV V : ;nrr- or brintriner, any
or assist, in u i.nr.v-, -
slave or slaves; ami an? person, .
IrSbein-thereof convicterl, before any court
Ain the sterritory, bavin content
SdVtidri, shall forfeit d pay, t?,
ffdever slave, so imported or brought, the
-rn ofrfree hlindrevl dollars; one .tnoiety
for the use of the United States, and the
otUr rnoietv for the use of the person or
peSho shallsue for the m.e i am eve
TV slave, so imported or brought, shall, there.
Son. become1 entitled to, and receive, h
. or her. freedom.
ec. tprr:torv shall be en-
said territory who shall
Wen, heretofore ranted to the Delegates
ti,, nft riprson sha'l be eJipne
reside'd at
.o f i;alonM rained on jnetb
f thU fTionih. when thev teptilsedxSir
thft Turk. - Omar - Bnona,
Picba of J.inma,: retreated,; leftyin?
1 rin tli fipfd nfV battle.
Dorin"two davfl it 'wa unknown what
route he had t'akenand strong recori
nn;ior;nr nrties were sent out 1Q W-
ferrent tTirections, and beyond Zygos.
At theame time idvire wa rereivefl
! that a cm ps of 1S0O Trom me
iMorea,' had dispmbarted opposite to
tTriMinta. ard vero advancing by the
Idefiles of Mount Pnracas towards 1 1-
daria, while .Marc jnuxri?, ai .....
i.of 1.50n men, was moving on by Lppe-
i"non to Vrachort. The movement irom
vMiMolrtngi having been calculated on
UKIQ h.vP nf nnerations. its first object
!. h. raran of Omar.Bnona, which
was found abandoned ; l6 pieces of
cannon, and ammunition, and provi
sions, were found left behind, and even
ithe magnificent tent of Chourchidi'a
cha. AH the articles became the boo
ty of the Christians, who sobn ,Wrpt
that. Oms r Pacha had retreated toTra
chori. Our latest news irom inrv. ..-
tinent, which is up io inc ...-
i. ..! .i-v.-j-.'.i.. t mmtonnea 11 rnr. rrfcater nirrntunv Smnw
n : fill U M .1111 jm . 1 " , - . BF 1
pliced If
inflate successes -vrf
miterlallyfchanged tbetone otseral
s..io ; Wnrnno. that wc re formerly
remarkab'e for the nbnse.and acrimony
? l ia0A fth cause ann
the strulpf of the revnlters against
theioppression of the Mussulmans;
MARCH 22.
The opinion of our own government
nn subicct of peace or war,. at
.i . rr -ir chalT not have
lelst twelve- months in the saw! terntory
The TJelte shall be elected by such de.
imrc and m
scrintion oi person, ,fuy - -. ,
r sx cb r Jfjidations, as" the Governor and
SLvative Council may, from time to time,
n and direct, soldiers of the Unit ed States
excepted ho shall, under no circtimrtances,
be qualified to vote. , WUin
entitled "An dl for the estlishment
of a Territorial Government mlond,, be;
-15 ..mi-.U hereby repeakd. so. far as
enei; inconsistent -iprW
of this act ; and that feepf
last session of the Lepwxivr wfTr
and thelskmeare herebv me'V
torein"irfini force iffW??
'mnnfh.- Mts that this proud Arnaut is
surrounded in his position,and we ex-
i pect dail v to bear of his complete-, ruin.
! The Hydriotes are blockading by
Isea the fortresses of Coron and of Mo
Idon, which does not merit the honor of
' sei'rp. to which, moreover the Greeks
I do not readily give themselves up ; it
will be liso!vedf ahd the govrnent
in tnc nanas ot a . jiiua vr - -
This is tunexpect
' :V v
S to dilate upon it. tine gene
Ltiment possesses all minds in
untrythat the agression of
9 in unyMStifiahle attack oh
can no longer be doubtfed butthat tne
Pe.imVinneus willC.the month rpf
April next benfirely frle. Thus, a
hVn.ffoT of menV I first armed with
4i
nrr
posile taxes on the, inhabitants or j
r lr ti,. ior aiiihorisinir the - n
lfi 5i.nd dollafs on thTcfodit
Of ihf said territon- anl the - law esta bbshinff
oou fy courts ; which . are hereby declared
Uld void; JWrfThato lonof
mdfeV already made or obta.nfA , under m,d
lajKalLbe effected . affected X"
anQ that the attapproreq "cu,,, . v ww .
member, one thousand eight hundred an
tweaty-twtv bV the Governor repealing . all
the law jtndDrdinances in force in the !ad
F teSicXl and is hereby, declared to
biedSct on the day of its passage: by the
Jgislaiive Councllnd not of its approval
by the Governor.
Approved-r-ilarcn
Virl'Vsnd'iV:- nts ot husDanury,
. .vlfnp; pieces', will have
r iuercrnltar-Iaws,a countryi ar
, .rmlC.vand arms : for the Greeks, at
" " ' - If f 1.1 !
resent possess 15U pieces 01 net" nr-
00 mounted cannons, iu.uwu
and their navy consists (ot
i400 vessels, between SO and 600 tons.
j v ,: , ;, f
STILL LATEH .FHOM EJNUIajnu.,
Charhston May 1.
en-tb openly expressed in parliament
mav be.considerecl as "
n;stion. Their lintimote knowled
is paramount to'all other reas.vning
conjecture, arid their venturing an o-
pen declaration, ktter tne exire.u v-
tion which tne.y nave
ed, leaves no ouht that they are per.
fectly assured of the grounds on which
they speaVTtl may therefore, be
considered-is aUogether beyond doubt,
that war will certainly ensue between
France and Spain. . - f
This is the disagreeable clause ot
ii a a write. It IS
ine itxi iruni wni- - :
r,0(llee fiwlilate unon it. tine gene
ral'vsenti
this cou
the libeftV and independence of ni-
tions. One general nope is nm,,,
uf h; no-trression mav be nnsuc-
IIIUI lino .Mpia ' f I
r.,i rino tvrpntion alone is lounu,
and that is in the columns of the Lon
don Courier.
We turn to the agreeable clause.
In the snee hps of Mr Canning and
lPeel, from which-the above assur
ance is drawn, we have the most dis
fiprlararion.Mhat nthing in the
present aspect of 'amrs generally,
jrives anv rean ro iear mai
involved in Hie contest.
The precise p.dnt on which we wish
to fix the atteMiion here is, not that
certainly will .not be involved ai
anv period of the contest; of this go-
a;nmpnt could ive no assurance ;
K,,f "that, ''since "the principles which
move the war. ort. both sides ate fully
developed; the object aimed at by both
fu v uuclerstoo:!, we. ai im Hr,l"V
was supposes; i v-v.vrr?.v'? " w M
lisKerf, v.It ftHthfa
wp reeetvel a numbpev ews
papers: from that ;cou1hlrjll ofsUi
ances ;to thisl 'rM&.
translations: VofiItwoaj
were prepared for press before the. re
ceipf of the tfoVe ?lettfrnd;hic
nre,now puhUshed only to shew. .t he
.itjiUv nf lni.iian a ITi fS. M lh e.
fallacy of all hu narr calculations ami
reliances. The (Voclamatiorr ofAN
Mabtik, however, is worth republi
cation, on account of Us intrinc me.
rit. : '
rnoci.AMATiox or oy. saw MAirTry..
he Declaration ofthejliv:
dependence of the states of Chili and Peru-;
I cease to exist as apublic character although
I possess the standard whch Piprro unfurl
4 for the purpose of. epslaving the Empire
it. t t -.i-;i.in(' from rubuc hte.
1 reward myself with interest for the tods oj
ten vears of revolution ano war. , . i
M'v promises to the peole amonff whom
I have carried on the war jias been pe
f rmed, namely, to estahhsh their indepen
dence, and to leave to themselves the free
rliAif rn1r. :. '.'( 1
The.: presence of a, victorious chieftain is
alwajs-fte subject of alarm-to states newly
and I have heard, with astonisiv
I ment and re-ret, that I have a design to ere
ate nn-self a sovereign, lwrncu..
sucrihee to secure xpe uacn uiv
bu
s 1a aTti In, tand.WvrHaing bouihtihTL
osuy yycas.nv 4 nope to oe ahlf to sell
tpw iafeashiof pnlshori credit; and slnll
be thankful &r, a pdrtion'of public Tav)r.
!
UOTvKpnip ; ro ; three hundred acres oC
;o;TiAl;?sitnate(l within 5 milei
aleibrtVf tihe use of the Poor of
Wake Co'untYVr Apply immediately to
jr .; rt nrr T' Ti k vtt-v ,
;;W ;-;iWOOPSON:X3Le!vtFT$
May 8.
.33 t
. .LABORERS -WANTED.v
If VlfJernploy 13 or 20 good iaborin
8, Hands.- black or white i to such as -lrZ
uble.b'Mtied, I Will cive ten rlolKrs a mrmth
on appncaiiyu5 ai imc ; vy ort at L-.r.k
hari'i'J?allA.:Keu;'liveif ; or to R .ert
H Wynne, ot jKaleih, wjho will engage
and direct them t01ne. f
May 5:
THpMAS,A.MKRA;'-
it':: ' i;. n-
t only in the character ot a priyavc.i
Ia regard to my pubi c conduct, n y witc...-
The arrival of the Cnrsatr, Captairishrc0vjn'g. on neutrality, declare by
'
The; snip FIoridar. Japt. Mathck,
arrived .last evening mom niverpuu,.
She sailed on the lCth- March. Our
jSles of London awl Liverpool pap"
are to the 14th, and uO.Io
and shipping List to the l lUrarch.
The accounts in the papers from J -ftce
and Spain are not so late as uw, jr
ceived here direct from those counuie
On giving" the papers a baMv-peV.:al.
we could discover nothing of particu
lar interest in regard to Ptifeland.
Outrages continuedto-be perpetra
ted in Ireland. Sevr rl murders had
. Lph -r:ommittnl ; several houses had
been destroyed bvre, and grapco
stimed. --jjs. '-Z' ':;"
LONDON, MARCH 10..
1.
Pr,P. vesterdav from Liverpool, says
the Mercury, furnished ns with dates
from that plate to the 23I Marcn, ami
from: London to tne evening h uic
rtn.L AtiWrniirii nn hostile , blow . had
ctrurk bv, France aga nst i
Spain the, universal opinion in Europe
was that the war between those two
-' -.-...i.i rnmmpnt'p vp.rT parlv in
powers w' jt
April, The. language : of Mr. Canning
:J ,rliament. leaves no hope of -any
compromise' of-existing .diffeiencea be
tween the parties, nor of anv dejay on
i the part of France in the execution of
i .a 1-t '11. a lliilra
her ,threateneu a"ai..
nji-nLm" had cotten a tar asi
Orleans, on the 17th March, oh his
road to join the army of invasion, and
mav eXM
rifeneu ior-
con-
: cit r seven
have reached Bayonne, when, as it is
to be presumed that every imng-w
red lor innneuiaicf Btnn-rv
Pet that measures wuuiu uc
the onening of the cam-
paign4 ' r, . .
TsjnHh of Snam is
i u- niomtinir nartirs : but Hie
account from that quarter are so con
tr
torn to pie
adictorv; that it is.impossible to form
... .-" . ' r iu -bIoIivp etrpnp-tn Ol
nn Amnion OT t'tc r
the opposing iorur, -5s
that attend the arms oj either.
rne gent
ht resolution, that we take no part
in the principle-, that we acknowledge
no interest in the objects, of either
. . i
nartv, at least ut sucn a uegree as w
meditate involv'itr iurs( Ives in war,
s nr Hi
in ue'iaii eiinvi ui iii v..
objects. . .' '
The. language of these ministers,
especially of M;v Caniiin-,is ex'reme
i naiHiiie, Hp declares. " that at
vreftPTit there is no spreific ground
which could .involve this country m
war, nt thh mowvt." Thi caution
of languige is -perfectly proper
necessary in sucS circumstances; but
it admits enoush fr since at Vr?-
i 55 n A Til
.en " " at fftts momriu
Vou'-hlv undentood the-principles
which "influence the agitating pa- les,
it follows that our government con
ceive there it no ernvdy in these
nrincinles for any interf rence, as.an
active party, of this nation.
We acknowledge - the highest satis
faction in this.assurancc to our minds
( that government have not the slight
est idea of allowing themselves to oe
driven from the fafei and necessary
policy of peace hv the clamor or a par
It U reported tha't .tKelveA.., - i, n..h'owver,. collect fro-., the gene
the line have been ordereaMntcor,.. 1 J eBrrVt of event,, am from lb.
toi J on immettiate y ; for a,t pofts-, , vemehN of h.val.Ms the .mpor
Tou h fonr at flvmouth. three :at j ant tnttl.. .hat the French troop, ,ll
Chatham, and one at Sheerness.; A"1 be r,Ceive.l -VIV "P" arm. bj.the
la that there is a i
'rmriisans of the King; ano: we may
treaty on foot between Spain and our
. nrltnowledire the inde-
pendene of South America, fchould
the Spanish Government give their
consent, the South American .Govern
ment will make a stipulated treaty
with England.
" PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 11.
This morning orders were received
fere for thelmmediate equipment ot
the Queen Chkrlotte, 120 guns ; Uami
lies 74 guns; and the Albion 74 guns,
-"the; three guard ships.. For aconside-
table time past these ships have had
"inasts f interior rates on board, with
out any sails; they are nowceive
- their proper masts, with bent WK
, romnlement of 500 men eadi ;
their present number is little better
than 100 Cowrier. ,. r
Han burg papers to the th of Marx)
reached us this morning.
CHRISTIANA. FEU. 21.
riis Majesty, by a decree of 18th
December last, ordered that all the.
Swedish and Norwegian ships which
he "detected carrying on the
J. Uve trade Shall forfeit the protection
Vi the SwedHh and Norwegian goyern-
r " ; fc forahavrng violated the law of
thft kingdom, ana snau ucuw"
:;56PK;yPPyfor,t.
' .THE GREEKS.
t'v. Of cood anil generous
we
hence conclude, that the constitution-
alisfs fUus beset wiinuu hcm.u ai.
reign foes, will le born down m the
conflict, and will have to yield to the
dip p n p rn ics. i
V annp.re0rfAtti cthat the Court ol ;
Spain is to be transferred to Seville.
A counter-revolution but of un
lYnnn extent, bad broken out in the
North of Portugal.
We observe that the, language ot
the British Parliament jl now turned
from the subject of thefeservation of
npnrp between Francef'and Spain, and
isT confined to speculations upon, .the
expediency of the neotral position to
In) rnaintained by f Jat Britainall
tdeasiof securirr a , general peace be-
in aShdbnedv'
Ear) 56fyiscent died at his seat at
UocheUson1the13th March in his
RtYth vear. The Duke of Clarence has
rbeen appointed toisticceed him as Ge-
nerahf r the uoyai ivjariiie.
denlv on the I0thlarch, in 'Scotland J
i ana on, tne lxn.inc u-icui o nr
ml Dumourier diedin his 8Mn yr
Sat- Turtill(i 'Parlcriear Henly upon
Major, GefieralBarneivilPpointed
Governor of Ceylon.V: '4 i . .
The Earl of Fife has .been elected
Lord Rector of Manchal College, A
iberdeen, in opposition to Mr. Hume.
I The Greeks continue to reign mas
ters of the Archipelagoi and have even
entered the Dandanelles. They have
cot off the communication by water
between Constantinople and Smyrna,
crives os pleasure. after being so
It gi?ei D haring from the Greeks,
5l0Dg ""fders information
feeling
assuredly beeve. but, as we witn e
qual cohdenre believer, of most rash
and unwise judgment. V
" Tljis was to have been expected, it
was to have been expected that our
ministry, bv priuciple, and by the ha
bit of action, so hostile to all revolu
tionary movements, could never con
template uniting council and ettorts
with a party so little 'different in prin
ciples and condiictfiom those, the
long and determined 'opposition to
whom has been the school in which
all their political feelings and princi
ples have been formed. .The senti
ments expressed by ministers at the
opening of the session, we could. never
construe into sympathy with the rul
inir nartv in Soain: they were only
canilmpnti. n L which all affree, Ol
d
Fra
Y r v;w;ifWn wlll here-
otner suojecis, uui. . Wm..
after render me justice. , L- 'V '
Peruvians f I leave vou wixn a nHiiun!
presentation establish cd-If you repose an
entire confidence in it, your triumph is com
pleteif not anarchy will destroy you. j
' M ty judgment govern your determinations
and conduct ypu to tne sunmu. yt -and
peace. joSEtPiI SAJJ MARTIN.
Pneblo libre, Sep, 20, 1822. , . j r ,
Lord Cochrane, Vice Admiral of the Repub
lie of Chili, Admiral and Commander in
Chief of its naval forces. ; ' I ' . j
To the free inhabitants of Independent Peru.
In vour manners, docile and submissive
" where ohetUence is required, you have pvo
fven yourselves full of valor and; courage,
wben resistance became a virtue. . ,
fulfilled vour duty towards yourselves atd
the human race. Your esigrnatiop under
oppression, your decision and resolution in
11 Kv,. r rlanmr: are only equalled by
; mnilaratiAn tn thPifflOTl.
ous victory .which you have accomplished
over the haw' tyranny wnicn monepjUi. ,
witn' ssed. You h ive broken xne
' : ..... i-i. -a.1
iron sceptre. You have anmmmeuij.
rants who, with a more than-inquisitorial op
pression have silenced the expression of your
wronesi: . . "''"' 'V ,
Your grateful acknowledgment of my naval
services, expressed through the medmm o!
vour ; representatives, is to me hiiihlygrati
fvinsr, and the more so as it immediately suc
ceeded to the flight of the 'yrant. 'j- , ;
'it' in truly honorable, to me. to receive this
testimonial from free men, but the accep
tance of honors, titles, and aecvaiion?,
i. r .o,nmr..iwf of nhseauiousnesSs'tO tne
will of a despot, I have always held base and
, The sentiments of gratitude entertained
bv me towards vou, shall be . tuiiy manm-sicu
by my futwre conduct, and tne proot ot uic.u
kii L ,ivoiinrt"to those principles ot
rational liberty which you have so nobly as-
sened. These principles l nayeai
rished, I will support them with my whole
soul, and maintain tnem to tne iaie!L
of my life. : lUi i i v
Valparaiso; Dec. ; 1, 1822.
north -Carolina:
4 Treasury Office 5th May. 'i$2
Tftfc?Pujch'iserVof Lots oF. ths. Lands
belortjrW to the Safe aforesaid.xvhich'
are near to the i.Ciry ofRaleigh, and whick
were, sold in the year 1820 tor thr nse and
benefit of the public k,; wjo have hitherto
neglected o pay off & t:i(e up the R'ndi
given by t)eir( respectively on that occa-,
sionj are hereby agnin called on for piy
ment ; and arje at the I'sajne time respect
fully informed that judgmf nts vi!l be en.
tered up pr taken against the; makers of
all such of the said bonds as shall remaia
neglected and unpaidaf the Court of the
County of Walte, wpicxi-wiH commence
Mud., be noiat-n on ,ine tniru Monaay pf
May insant. I 1,;f ' : -
2w 'JUtliN tkA i wuuy, rutfc.ireis
COM. PORTER'S SQUADRON
i
The Editors hiive received aj letter
from a friend engaged, m this fcxpeui
fion, which is-of laterdate than any in-
formation- they have seen iro'u w
sduactron, from which they make the
following' xtracts: . JaI I -
i Matanxaa JiprH I , io.o ,
The detail of our operations, as they
hvp not. until latelv been crowneti
" ' J " i . f.i '
bpvond the complete pro-
tection of our commerce, may not oe
J , av A
of, so much interest as; was expecicu ,
ill how. at least, that every
thing has been done that men couiu uo
or iuvise to cufci ic .
coming here. If you have attenoeu
to the ship net' , you must nave ...
of us every where, wnere a ;P'
to be tounu. ijaieiy v"'
recapture of the Pilot,)
dence of nations, sentiments periectiy the rtfatn;mN
consistent with the strongest disap- on those who causen nis uedl..
probation of the veAry conduct of the three of the pirate's crew escaped to
nation which had induced the aggres- tell the tale; the rest fell a J
To4hc Honorable.the JUi'hea of the Su
a ' - - a - A i . . j .a . - r . r I r
perior ourt o vw crr, to oc noiacn
at Portsmouth, tvithih and for the cbun-
y or KOCKUignajn, in ne otaic qj . eip-..
. Hamfi&hrex on the 34 Tuesday cfFc- :
r bruurh.MD 1823; -: 1 ' " V
Th Libel of Caroline. Hall White, wife ' '
7Vof William White, late hf said Pnrts-
- Ml .-ill ii ' iriiiau. , aaiu
lliarn:yhite.:- '' 4..,
XTOUR liliellant doth, respectfully pm
fX, pound and VdeclareiT and g've this
Court o understand, tnat.'on the Htn
y of February; in the year of our Lorl j
1819, she was lawfully married to th? said j
William v Whitei to wit, at said f Pom. J
mouth ; and your liliellant hath ever f
since, from ( tlience, Hitherto conducted ;
herself with fidelity, ptirity and discretioa j
as the lawful wife of the said William j r
tr . - JiL-uu.. r.i.' ciJl 'Willi j m i
VVhi e", weH knowirigithe pj-emises, and
Without cause or fault th your libi llant.
nath wijlingty absented himself from your
iil)eilanV(sa being his lawful wife, as a
foresiitr) for the space of three years no .
l4st past,1 and, during) the same, and hi- '
therto:':withbut making suitable provisioo,, .
for hei support andfnaintenance.althoua
th. a;d U'itliani While had it in his do-
er so to d.o. , AM and singular' of which
premises were and fate true, ; public and
notoribils, of which; Illegal proof heIn5
made, ybuf libellaht respectfully prays
ihat the bonds of marriage between her
and Uie saio; WilUamj wnite.may Dcuir
solved ; accordinc to the force and effect
of the statute in such pase made and pro
vided, and as to right and justice doth
-iippenajn' Aud 'as m-, duty bound, will
eyerprayi. .
I .V irt CAROLINEWrJI-.
; n;?a;
E'brtsmbath, :Jah..27;K:,;i -'. -33 3t ; :
I T ''Superior Court of Judicature f i
U ' .v ; ; r Ferudf y 7Vrf; 1823. )
VRnF.WEn hv the-Court. that the peti-
J tioner notify-the said William VVhitc
to appear before'the justices of the Supe
rior Court of Judicatf re; to- be holdca at
Exeter, within and for the count ot
Rockineham, on tthi third j Tuesday ot
September! next, to Shew cause, it &ny
naVe. why thfc; prajer of said ; 1
should not be granted,.' by causing sa
petition, and order of court thereon, to oj
published three weeks successively m
National Intelligencer, ind So roe paper
printed in :NortU-Cafolina, die la pub
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sai?te.r vaitimfv ADAMS,
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liapprobation of the aggression of was likely to
France, of respect for the indepen- case of the n
lence of nations sentiments perfectly the death of ,
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ston.
DISAGREKABLE NEWS.
The following extract of a letter re
iVed in this city (says the National
Intelligencer,) from an American gen
tleman at Callao, is entitled to entire
commence : i ,
i-Cflk Feb. 6, 1823. I have this moment
beenformed, that ayesse Ingoing ;,to Pana
ma, will sail in the course of an hour.
I avail myself of the. opportunity to in
form vou that air action was fought, on the
20th of last month, at Monquegna, (a town
42 leaoties to the north of .Arica) between
the roval army under Generals Cantarac and
Balded and the liberating army under Gene
ral Alvarado, which resulted in the. almost
total destruction of the latter, only 7 or 800.
men and officer escaping. The wreck of
the army arrived here this morning. This
will behe last effort that can possibly be
toadein ?m by tie crating army.
tn fhp vpnwance of Str"ibling S
hnt crew. It has been handsome
affair, and was executefl inrlandsome
g
ha a swav back a
with some white hairson "J;;
feet ; hegw..feSSS
wao-oron norse. 1S awk 'z i M sa
high 10 or 12 years oW , ne
in Teonessee, and no doubt w'l
ro return! there. ,M JP1" so 1
bformatinot tbclf
again, snau r-
ApsrlsLEDG:.-
give me
get- him
trouDie.
April 15.
style, with musket8pistols,?na cut
lasses, alone, asthese. are wb , j
arms with whicfiour barges a;re mrnisn-
Wa .ra nr in full oneration, aim
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ICE OBA1
a-.ttW oti iWwill open hf?fr:,: , -id
Monday next, 26th lrscon,
every week'day xhrofeM
he nrenred to furniih those ""i'pqjxR
we,haTeixp?ditionf jut ,that; ?Ol Sd. aU ftf.
of firin Dlrates The'b ' h f jHi.aort!nenil he - w
(he rthe of jCb,, 1 "
down to Cape Anton a, i i lriOI.irticle.' C' -Utahb"
can escape tnem.-wy
atin.
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I nd customers, and
lance of their favors.,!
rrvo SArR OR RENT,
rwH E . Store-House on FayettevilleU
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